Stoughton student part of winning Southeastern film team
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A student from Stoughton was part of the award-winning team from Southeastern Regional that placed at Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth 2021 Public Service Announcement (PSA) Project.
The Southeastern Regional Technical High School Video and Performing Arts Junior Shop s PSA We Stand Together won Honorable Mention in the High School category.
Tyler Chamberlain, of Stoughton, was one of the students who helped with the PSA.
This year participating students were challenged to create a video PSA featuring the theme “We Stand Together.” The theme is inspired by Black Lives Matter at School, a national committee of educators organizing for anti-racism and racial justice in education. Suggested student topics – Diversity, Empathy, Loving Engagement and Restorative Justice – come from the Black Lives Matter Guiding Principles.
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Two Former Alabama Public School Superintendents Among Six Charged with Fraud Related to Virtual Education
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Montgomery, Alabama – On Tuesday, February 23, 2021, six individuals appeared in court after being indicted on charges related to the fraudulent enrollment of students in Alabama virtual schools, announced United States Attorney Louis V. Franklin, Sr., FBI Special Agent in Charge Johnnie Sharp, Jr., and Acting Special Agent in Charge Kori Smith of the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Inspector General.
The defendants named in the indictment are: (1) Dr. William L. (“Trey”) Holladay, III, 56, a resident of Athens, Alabama and the former superintendent of the Athens City Schools district; (2) Deborah Irby Holladay, 57, of Athens and formerly employed by the Athens City Schools district; (3) William Richard (“Rick”) Carter, Jr., 45, also of Athens, currently the executive director of planning for Athens City